Dear Timmy, Words can obviously not describe this tragedy..but one thing that comes to my head every time I think about Ty just simply a good person. And it's hard to come across ppl of his caliber sometimes nowadays. I'm very grateful for having had his presence in my life and I know you are too. I send endless condelences to you and the family and I pray for nothing but good for you guys. I wish you all the best and hope that we can still keep in touch in the future. Take care Timmy. Fonzie

Ty, its been months, but i want you to know that i miss you more than you'll ever know and i will never forget the unbelievable times we had together. I think about the countless, ridiculous memories we've had with all the guys and all i can do is laugh. You will ALWAYS be remembered. Tim and the rest of the family, i hope you're all doing well, my thoughts are with you. Take care.

My dearest Tyler, Its been difficult since we lost you but today is where I am feeling it the most. Its Christmas Day and I miss you more than you'll ever know. My love, thoughts and prayers are with you and your family everywhere I go. I thank your Mom and Dad for giving me the opportuniy to be a part of your life for the last eight years. I consider it my blessing. Merry Christmas Tyler. I love you, Always.

Merry Christmas bud, I miss you.

For Tyler and Tyler's family: Thinking of you all this Christmas and wishing you peace and comfort. Sending love and prayers your way. Your friend, Z

A silent prayer for Tyler and your entire family. My deepest sympathies for your loss. Solidarity to you for your efforts to change the laws.

My deepest sympathy

every parents worse nightmare. My deepest sympathy.

I miss you buddy.

tyler I love you and miss you so much, this will never change you've done so much and asked so little you will never be forgotten! I miss your wise advise the most thanks for the tip on just going diddy, I owe you !!!! Every breath I take, every move I make, I know you'll be watching!!! one Diddy

I was so sorry to hear about Tyler this summer. I only knew him through hockey, and our trip to Sweden together where everyone met Tyler, but they are fond memories. I also saw Tim on CP24 talking about Tyler's Wish the other night, and was truly touched. I think it is incredible what you are doing, and the Mulcahy family is extremely strong. Take care, please accept my condolences on your loss. Robbie Wighton Captain of NT 87 "AA" Team

Tim Deepest condolences to you and your family on the loss of your son. Our prayers are with you. Dave

To Tyler's loving family, As a mother, I cannot imagine your heartache. It must seem surreal that something so horrifying has happened to all concerned. I applaud your efforts to save others the same unending anguish. My prayers are with you all. Thank you for your tireless work in Tyler's loving memory and on behalf of all other young men who also believe that they are invincible and "everything will be just fine"... You are not alone... With you in spirit, Brandy May

Condolences from Laurie, Lorenzo, Sara, Cristina and Rebeca D'Alessandro and Elaine and Bob Churchill to your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I find it difficult to write a tribute but to only say: Time will not heal this pain.My the Creator hold U tight & give U comfort.

Rest in peace Tyler

My condolences go out to friends and family. May he rest in peace.

Condolences from the Woon Sam's to your family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Our thoughts are with you and your family.

What a sad, needless tragedy. I am keeping your whole family in our prayers - an only son too! And obviously an achiever. Only parents would know if this applies to Tyler, but I have seen the grandchildren in our family playing video games in which they 'drive' cars extremely fast and are encouraged to go on the wrong side of the road and up on verges etc, even crash into police cars, at what seems an appalling rate of speed, with other computer-generated cars chasing them or coming against them. And then the crashes are just obliterated at the touch of a button. I truly think that these video games give young people a taste for speed which they afterwards want to experience in a real car. They have no fear of speed because of the computer simulation. Add even a small amount of alcohol and it's fatal. Remember that God fits the back for the burden. Tyler has gone only to God and Heis very near. All blessings, Helen and Larry.

Costa Caloger Tim & Family; I am so sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

To Tyler's family made you find peace.

To Tyler's family, may you find strengh in God.

To Tim and the whole family. I was very sorry to hear the news of your loss. I pictured him playing hocky since that was our last conversation about him.I know the dangers since driving province wide for over a decade for O.E.S., words can hardly express such a loss for you. I saw the info on television and just had to tell you how sorry I am about it. My prayers are for him and you all. Dave.

G--dBless you Dear Tyler and R.I.P.

A very sad loss! Another to add to the list of many tradegies that take place in Muskoka each summer. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Mark V - A Muskoka Paramedic -

To the Mulcahy Family My heart goes out to you all. I have no idea what you're going through or how you feel. However my family does, they were in a similar situation almost 6 years ago. I was in a collision caused by an impaired driver. He stumbled away with a bloody nose while i was trapped in my car, clinging to life. When the firefighters used the jaws of life to remove me from my Buick the EMS workers had to "bring me back". I was taken right away to Kingston General Hospital, placed in ICU. I was in a coma for apx 2 and a half months. I had several severe injuries including a brain injury, broken neck, broken ribs, broken arm, dislocated collar bone, damage to my heart and lungs and several lacerations on my body. Due to the face that i was in the coma for a long period of time, i had to learn how to do everything again, at the age of 20. Sad fact is that the man that hit me was 65 years old. I feel that if the laws were zero tolerance when he was 19 he might have learned. Maybe then the collision that changed my direction in life would not have happened. I'm willing to do anything i can to have the laws changed dealing with careless/impaired driving. Please if i can be of any help to you email me. I admire you for making this effort to help others avoid having to deal with the pain you suffer from. My thoughts are with you. Amanda Latham amandalatham@hotmail.com

I am very sorry to hear what happened to Tyler and his friends.I only saw Tyler a couple of times,but I always thought what a nice respectful young man he was.

My condolescences on your loss and may you always have great memories of the life of your son.

I am so sorry for your lose

2 Months have gone by now and I know that you would be so proud of your Dad Ty

We are truly sorry for the loss of your beloved son Tyler, and we pray that in time you will find some comfort and peace knowing that he is at rest forever.

Our thoughts and prayer are with the family. May God bless you all.

i know you're having a good time right now buddy. all your boys miss you.

good people die lets prevent it the best we can lots of love to the Mulcahy family, especially to my dear friend Chanel

Tyler, we only met at school and those times were brief but i have to say that your were the most influential person i have ever met, not only to me but it was quite clear to many of those around you and can safely say that we will never forget you. My deepest sympathy to Tyler's Family

I am truely sorry for all the families losses. When i lost my sister i said it surely wont happen to any of my friends, but i was naive. This isnt a death, it is an ending of a marvelous life, that of tyler mulcahy. for every eneding there is a new beginning, lets try to make this one the best we can

Tim and family, We are truely very saddned by the loss of your beloved son Tyler. Our prayers are with you and we wish you peace in the future as you and your family heal. Your memorial site brought us to tears Tim. We send a huge hug to you. We have a 19 yr old son Tyson, and he drives an Audi A4, this hit home for us and we had him read your articles and listen to the news to hopefully remind him to never forget this sad tragidy . Thank you for having the strength to help others in your time of need. Tyler may you rest in peace. Tim and family , you are in our prays and thoughts daily.

Deepest sympathies to all of Tyler's family and friends.

Miss you Ty. I think about you everyday.

God Bless Tyler Mulcahy and his family and friends. I am so sorry...although I didn't know him, alot of my friends did and he seemed like a really sweet person from what I heard. I wish him nothing but eternal happiness <3

Tyler, I will always remember what an awesome cousin you were. Your smile and love of having fun has inspired me to live each day to the fullest. I miss you. Sara

Tim and Sandy and family, our hearts go out to you for the tragic loss of Tyler. We are thinking of you, and cannot imagine your pain, but wanted to send our deepest condolences. Cathy and Joe

Tyler motivates me to live more, to laugh more, to have lots of adventures and most importantly to smile constantly. My heart goes out to everyone

to the mulcahy family i am sorry for your loss, my greatest memory of tyler would be our music class in elementry school where we used to to play basketball with my tuba he would try and get penny's in my tuba and i would have to keep my focus on what i was playing...tyler always won...

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Mulcahy family. I never knew Tyler, I read about the accident in the paper, but as soon as I did, I cried, as if I had known Tyler for years. I, myself, have lost a friend, and I know that my heart aches still..so I know what all his friends are going through. However, I am deeply sorry for the loss of your son, a boy with such drive in life. I cant express how sorry I am. I can only say, you'll always be in my prayers, and Tyler, I they all miss you here, your life got taken away, but your memory lives on, in everyones hearts. And oneday, you'll see them all again. And I can have the priviledge to meet you. May God take care of you now...R.I.P..

Our heartfelt sincere emotions for your sorrow

My prayers and condolences are with you and the family. Shady & Carmen

My regards to the Mulcahy family. I am so sorry for your loss. I had the privilege of meeting Tyler once, the night of his 20th birthday party... He seemed like the sweetest and brightest boy in the world. May God rest his soul.

My regards to the Mulcahy family. My thoughts are with you. I had the privilege of supervising courses which Chanel, Shaya and Tim completed at Landmark Education and each of you have impacted me, you are an amazing family and I am Sorry for your loss.

Tyler, i never knew you but we had alot of mutual friends in common. I just want to say that you are in a better place now. You seemed like the sweetest boy in the world. To the Mulcahy family, stay strong because Tyler is watching over all of you. Rest in Peace.

Shaya, I can not imagine the pain you are experiencing right now after having lost, what sounds like, a truely amazing member of your family. I hope you are able to stay strong during this hard time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Tim & Family; I am so sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

My prayers go out to you, we can't imagine the pain in your heart. Even though I've only met him a couple of times, we could tell he was a kind and caring person. I'm inspired by his pasion for life, and we can only hope to live my life the same. God bless. St. Mary's Team xo

i just finished watching the video of tyler. i have never seen such a great family. i can never imagine how hard it is to loose a son. i am extremely close to my brother and i cannot even express how sorry i am to hear about this tragedy. be strong. and remember you still have a lot of love and expereincing to do with the rest of your family. tyler will watch down from up above and be apart of teh journey!

Tim, I see by your share he and all your children are your best friends. Tyler will walk with you always. Cherish every moment you have, this has no meaning, just a reminder of how precious life is. Live every minute to its fullest, enjoy your children, your successes, their successes, Tyler is always with you. Thinking of you. Tammy

My prayers go out to all family and friends. Tyler was an amazing friend, and a great person. He was always there for me and was such a great attribute to my life. He as deeply touched me and I hope I did the same. USD and my college experience will never be the same. -charlotte may

We are deeply sorry for your tragic loss and our sympathies go out to the Mulcahy family. Tim and Tyler had a very positive influence on Graham while they were together on the Richmond Hill Stars and that is something we will always be grateful for. Fraser, Judy, Andrew and Graham.

My love Shaya and the Mulcahy family, words cannot describe how terribly sorry I am for your loss. Although I never got the chance to meet Tyler, I know how deeply he was loved by all and how much he will be missed. Shaya, I want you to know how proud I am of you. The loss of a brother or son is the hardest burden to overcome but you have done so with elegance and grace. You are an incredible, strong person and an inspiration to all of us. I know that you will and are making him proud everyday. I love you Shaya and remember, it is not what happens to us in life but what we choose to do when those things happen. Keep on fighting. Jessie

Dear Tim, My thoughts and prayer are with you and your family. I worked at truestar for women in barrie, and now I am one of your life changers. I am a mother of 4 and reading about Tyler, really touched me. My condolences,Lynn Chauvette

Dear Tim, We are deeply sorry for your tragic loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family. Julie and Colin Angus

Dear Shaya and the Mulcahy Family, I am very sorry for your loss. The few times I met Tyler he had an absolutely contagious smile and energy. Shaya - you are the strongest person I know and the best friend and sister anyone could ask for. Shaya and Chanel, Tyler was so lucky to have you both as sisters and I know you both miss him but remember you still have each other and it is important to remember that.

Tim, we wish to convey our deepest sympathy to you upon the passing of your son, Tyler. We extend our condolences to you and your family. We hope that time and memories will help lessen the burden of your sorrow and that you may draw some measure of comfort knowing that others care and share in your loss. Andy Krehm, Ron Arnold & Ted Onyszczak

Dear Shaya, Tim and family, We just wanted to let you know we have been thinking of you. Laurie, Kevin and Allie (Leaside Bantam A)

Tim, My deepest sympathies to you and your family. Tyler was an extraordinary individual and will be sincerely missed. I can not begin to imagine how difficuly it is to lose a son or a brother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Jeff & Lisa

Dear Tim, Sandy, and family I cannot even begin to imagine your heartache. we never know when we will be called away. It is apparent in his 20 yrs Tyler did more living and loving, and had an incredibly positive impact on so many, so many do not accomplish that in full life time. No doubt this tragedy will somehow serve a greater purpose. my deepest sympathy.

I had the greatest pleasure of knowing Tyler since the early years of high school. There was not a day spent with him where I was not smiling, laughing, or just happy to be in his presence. Tyler was a truly amazing person who will be dearly missed by the many. My deepest condolences to the Mulcahy family. I'll miss you Ty...

Dear Mr. Mulcahy you do not now me but i would like to express my deepest sypathies to you and your family in a way I'm connected to you i have five sons one of them being hunter madill hunter knows nastasia and he was one of the boys who was with your son on july 1 when he was charged with that public drunkenness in bala in fact he was tussling, fighting , arguing with your son when the police came on the scene for some reason my son was not charged, your son and the mintz boy were but in my view it was just youthful exuberance over a girl --- nastasia the reporting of all that information in the paper was way out of line very disappointed in the star all of us have been there my son included i cant begin to understand what you are going through the hurt you are feeling the loss you have suffered the dreams that won't be realized the pain you will live with my heart goes out to you I'm sure you're looking for answers to all the questions why why why i cant give you any but Mr. Mulcahy my heart suffers the pain ian madill ps this is a song that gives me strength its called everybody hurts by rem http://www.youtube.com/watch/?v=mZKoEXze1a0

Dear Tim and Sandy. I was travelling when I learned of this tragedy. The news kept coming, first a trickle, and then a flood. The reach of this young man's life; the reach and impact of this family; and the shocking message of a precious life lost, pain beyond imagining for you both and for Tyler's sisters ... these thoughts and feelings flashed through many lives last week. And here we are, wondering again as if for the first time what cosmic joker in the universe attends to such an horrific unfolding. I am thinking of you and yours, Tim and Sandy ... and shudder when I think of what you have faced. Our love to you both. Thrive knowing Tyler was much loved by those who were near. David Schleich (in Lake Manitou, Saskatchewan as I write this, at dusk).

Dear Tim, I have been friends with Tyler for the better part of my life and I would not trade a minute of it for anything. When we were very young some of my fondest memories of Tyler were just relaxing in Caledon and competing in somewhat of our own little Olympics that included ping pong, basketball, swimming and for some strange reason we loved whipping ping pong balls at each other. To be honest the only thing I could ever out do Tyler at was swimming and the occasional game of 21. He was an incredibly gifted athlete Tim and you always supported him to do the best he could. All I can hear when I think back to one of Tyler’s hockey games is you shouting Come on Ty! As time went on things changed, Tyler moved and started enjoying a very different lifestyle then my own, but always took time to stop and have a chat with an old friend. My fondest memories of Tyler now are the recent ones at his apartment right in the center of Toronto. I visited Tyler as frequently as I could over the past winter and feel that talking to him every week was very relaxing and therapeutic to me. Tim, we talked about everything that was going on in our lives and what we wanted to do in the near future and where we wanted to go. The topic of many of our conversations was you, Tim. You probably already know this but Tyler looked up to you dearly and when we spoke of what he wanted to be when we were older, Tyler didn’t want to be a firefighter, or a lawyer, or an athlete he wanted to be just like his Dad. My prayers are with the whole Mulcahy family. Tim, thank you for giving Tyler every opportunity imaginable. He told me in one of our last conversations that he was truly happy. I’ll miss you Tyler. I wish I could talk to you one last time; I’ve got a lot to say.

To my sister Sandra,Tim,Chanel,Shaya: We are so heartbroken,words are so hard to fine. Tyler will be the sun and moon we will see everyday.Yesterday has come and gone,we have today and tommrrow and Tyler's wish would include that we could remember all the good and happy times he shared with you.We love you Sandy,Chanel and Shaya.As Sandy would say"don't say goodbye please,just say see you later." All our love Sandy Lynn & John All our love Chanel and Shaya Aunty Lynn & Uncle John

There are no words that can describe how saddened we are for your family's loss. Our deepest heartfelt love goes out to each and every one of you at this time. We extend our love and support to Shaya and the entire Mulcahy family. We love you all so much. Big Hugs Aleandra, Donna, Chris, Jeffrey and Stephanie Sisam

My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Rest in Peace.

My deepest sympathies to the Mulcahy family.

To Tyler's family and friends My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you. You were blessed to have raised this amazing child lent to you by God as all children are. Time has stood still for so many, bringing people from all over together realizing how we all want to be better people. Find comfort in knowing that Tyler's death touched so many that never knew him or his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you and all the families involved.

Tyler, I am very sad to hear of your untimely passing. It’s especially disheartening for my family as it was only a few weeks ago that you stopped by to see Mike. As usual I teased you until you blushed but as always you laughed and said in your own quiet and good natured way “Oh, Mrs Robb”. I’ve known you since you were a wee boy at Caledon Central and to me you never changed except growing up into a handsome young man. You were always happy and smiling with a cheeky face and a sparkle in your eyes. I’ll always remember you this way. God bless you! Lorraine Robb

Tim, Sandy and family. We cannot express our feelings about your loss, it would be impossible to do so. There is nothing we can say but simply that we are thinking of you in a positive and peaceful way. We are hoping for the best for all of you now and for the future. We miss you, Ray and Christine Jarvis

Dear Mulcahy family...you do not know me but I wanted to say how very sorry I am for the loss of your son, Tyler. It is very evident that Tyler was a beautiful, special person who is loved by many, many people and that he will be with them in their hearts forever. Cory was a childhood friend of my son, and you are all in my thoughts and prayers. My heart aches for all of you and I pray that peace and comfort is near you always. Tim, I'm so thankful that you have been able to hear Tyler's messages...that is such a blessing for you...I believe he will be close to you whenever you need him. God Bless you and your family. Tracey

Dear Tim, Sandy, Shaya, Chanel and Randy: It is a testament to Tyler's eternal spirit that, in his too-brief 20 years, he touched so many lives, not just those whom he knew well (and there are plenty of those) but, even more remarkably, so many more who only came into his orbit for the briefest moment. Our son John is a friend of Tyler's. We remember a courteous, generous, inquisitive, smiling boy, and then a young man, with an attitude towards life that those of us from on older generation looked on with admiration and, to be honest, a twinge of envy. Life around Tyler was something to be seized and savoured. Your pain reverberates in all of us, in areas and with people whom you have never met but whose thoughts are with you all the same. We know that you and Tyler's vast array of friends will perpetuate the legacy that he began.

A prayer for my "big" cousin, Tyler: In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. I am so sorry that Tyler died. I love him. Jack

Tyler, your beautiful and generous spirit and infectious heart-warming smile have done so much for so many of us. We still have that. We will always have that. I love you, Nana Peg

I had the privlidge of being Tyler's Residence Don during his year in Seaton's House at U.C.C. Every night I would tun out Tyler's light and make sure his room was clean the next morning (it always was). We would play hockey together duing boarder's ice and joke about me trying to recruit him into the U-16 hockey team. For that year I grew to know Tyler as a young man of great potential. Tyler had a smile second to none and seemed to be wonderful at everything he did. I was filled with enormous sadness upon hearing the news of Tyler's passing, and can do nothing but offer my prayers to his family and loved ones.

I was saddened by the news, and I couldn't believe it was about the Mulcahy's that I knew. My deepest sympathy to all of the Mulcahy family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Although I didn't know Tyler, I did know and learned much from his father Tim and his Uncle Brennan. Tyler certainly comes from a wonderful and caring family.

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Mulcahy family. The tributes to Tyler are so loving and heartfelt, we are so sorry for this unimagineable tragedy. Roy, Barb and Katie Rastrick

Tim, Saddened by your loss, my deep sympathy goes out to you, Sandy and your children. You're pain must be immense and extraordinary. I know how deep your love is for Tyler. Such a tragic loss of such a young life. I have no doubt that Tyler’s 20 years were full and vibrant. Remember the best of them. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Diana Forzley

To the Mulcahy family and friends. I did not know your family or Tyler. My brother in law is Rob Reid. I learned of the accident last week from my sister. I just wanted to let you know how very, very sorry I was to hear about this tragedy. My heart is simply breaking for you. I thought about Tyler all day yesterday. The thoughts and words on the page are amazing and are a testiment to what a wonderful family you are and what a bright light Tyler is in your life. Please know that there are a lot of people thinking about you, Tyler and all of the children involved, even if we have never met. I hope the smiles, laughter, love and memories will give you peace.

Tim, Sandy and family. After seeing you and speaking with you after many years on Thursday evening and seeing the photographs of Tyler. And you Tim, explaining the story behind each one. I think I understood a little better the man that Tyler had become and the path on which he had been walking. I also got a sense of the family that you are and the love that is shared between you. I understood the relationship between Tyler and Tim. Tyler was a special human being from the time that you decided to have him. He was greatly loved from the minute he was conceived and obviously grew into a very bright light in all lives that he touched. When I met him again in Caledon I could tell he had that gift that his Father has. The openness to the world and the ability to make others see through true goodness and the caring, nurturing and beauty of his Mother. I wish you all the grace in which to handle this terrible tragedy in each of your own ways and may you all be well. Tyler; You touched more people and experienced more in twenty years than some do in an entire lifetime. Take this knowledge with you and spead it where you are now and may it also comfort your loved ones. The world has lost a young man that had the potential to do GREAT things.

Dearest Ty.I will always deeply cherish the many road trips we took together(the hockey tournaments,of which you were always the star player,as well as the fishing trips,of which you always seem to catch the biggest and most fish.What can I say Ty Cash,you are simply the best and always will be an inspiration for those who wish to chase their dreams and strive to be the best they can be.Thank you for giving everyone you touched the love and kindness that only comes naturally for you.You have permanent place in my soul.I will take you to the Phi Phi Islands that I know you have a fondness for.They are almost as beautiful as you are.Rest In Peace Ty....Smilin Buddha(Scott Reid)

Dear Tim, you dont know me as I never knew Ty, although through this past week I feel like I do. This accident shook me up like nothing I can explain, maybe because I saw the ambulances pass me by or I got to Lake Joe just awhile after Ty left. But Most of all I can relate to Ty, Im 26 a little older but our lives have crossed many a time based on where you live, and where ty went to school and played hockey etc. He just seemed like the most geniune person. I wanted to write because Im not sure who put together "Tylers Wish", but it is one of the most powerful, heartbreaking things Ive read in my life, it has left such an impact on me, I have encouraged every teenager, kid, young adult to read it, it is so well done. So many people could take away so much from it. I just wanted you to know that even though I have no direct connection to you or Ty not a day has passed since the accident where I havnt ached for you. I wish there was a way to get "Tyler Wish" so everyone could read it......he was a special kid who did not deserve this, as I layed flowers at the sight today, all I could think of was his wish. My wish for you is to find a place a peace where you may enjoy the memories with your family, as you will cherish them forevor.I just want you to know that even for those of us who were not lucky enough to know Ty, His Wish has taught me so much and I will forevor do my best pass on his wish, as everyone should have a chance to learn from this special kid......Ty May you rest in peace, thank you for all you have taught me this week, I can honestly say I have grown so much, I wish I had the chance to chill with you but I know one day I will. Tim and family......may God bless you, just know that even those of us who dont know you ache for you all the time....keep spreading Tylers Wish! David Thompson

There are almost no words that can be said about Tyler, how much he will be missed, and the injustice it seems we are all facing as a result of his loss. I only really knew Tyler between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock in the morning, when he would invite me over to spend time with himself, and whoever he was with, to watch a bad movie, basketball highlights, or simply to bond over our shared insomnia and love for "late night chills". At the time, I was grateful simply to have someone to spend time with, who I knew I could count on to be awake at any given hour on any given night of the week, but it isn't until now that I realize just how lucky I was for that someone to be Tyler. Tyler was always accepting and caring of everyone, regardless of what other people said and thought. That always meant a lot to me, and I always admired him for his ability to be so willing to make new friends and share bonds with anyone who crossed his path. I'll miss those late night "seshes", even if half the time I'd look over to see Ty drifting in and out of sleep, and even more so his caring character. My sincerest of condolences to the Mulcahy family, Ty's friends, and the hundreds of other lives he touched after even the most brief of encounters. You will be missed, but your spirit will go on through so many of us.

To Tyler’s parents, sisters, brother, and friends, I feel so sad for your heartbreaking loss of Tyler. It was my great pleasure to teach Tyler Latin for four years at UCC, and I think of him now with fondness and many good memories. I remember where he sat each year and how his sense of humour brought laughter for us all as we read epic and love poetry together. In fact, Tyler’s smile was “EPIC.” After listening to the loving tributes at his funeral today, it is clear to me how much he will live on within so many of us. As Horace said, “non omnis moriar (not all of me will die).” And so it will be for Tyler.

To the Mulcahy family I want to send my deepest sympathy to you. My thoughts and prayers are with you. It is such a tragedy to hear that such a young man wont be able to pursue his life and make great things happen

Our thoughts and prayers are with the whole family. He was a beautiful young man and his smile will always be remembered. Please accept our condolences.

I don't know you personally but wish to send my most heartfelt condolences to the Mulcahy family for the loss of their beautiful son! God will bless his soul.

Dear family Mulcahy.. i'm really sad about what happend!i was in canada to spend my holidays there and i read it in the newspaper and saw it in tv. so i didn't know tyler but believe me i'm shocked! Me&my family are thinking of you!

Tim and Sandy Im so sorry to hear about your son and his friends... I remember when me, david and Tyler used to play hockey together... He was always the best player I knew and we would play everyday in the streets of bayview Hill. Being on the same hockey team for that year actually made me believe I was a better hockey player.Ever since he moved away was the last time I saw him about 12 years ago . Tyler even though we didnt end up seeing each other, you will always be one of my oldest friends and I hope you have found a better place in life... I'll always remember how we used to laugh and play...

Tim, my deepest heartfelt sympathies to you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this very sad, sad time.

The words we most want to say are difficult to find sometimes. Their journey begins far, far away in the heart. Our memories like our dreams are ours alone and tell our story... With deepest sympathy Diane

I had the locker next to Tyler for my first year at UCC. I will never forget his welcoming attitude and his constant willingness to have a conversation. He made me feel welcome in Martlands, and UCC; in every sense of the word. He was always willing to talk, and I know he will be missed. Thank you Tyler, for your accepting nature - You were taken way too early and will be missed my many... Whether we are your close friends, or brief acquantices like me, we will remember you.

Tim & Sandy, I'm so sorry to hear of your family's loss. I recall you beaming with pride over your incredible toddler, and your excitement over enrolling him in pre-kindergarten. It seems like just yesterday. Since that time he has grown into a young man who has clearly touched many lives. I can't even begin to fathom what you must be feeling right now. In the few short years I was privileged to work with you and be mentored by you, I learned the passion with which you live your life. You taught me so much, ...and to think Tyler had 20 years of your guidance and mentorship. Life is short, but no matter how short or how long, or how great the tombstone statement; it is the “dash”, the time spent between birth date and death date, that made the person. Tyler's dash was 20 years, ...and during that time, he has clearly touched the lives of many people. You poured your love, heart and soul into Tyler, and made his "dash" one that will live on in the lives of those he touched. Your legacy does not end with Tyler, it lives on in the lives of those he has impacted. My thoughts, prayers and condolences are with you and your family at this time.

God Bless you. May you rest in peace. <3

Nothing can describe the loss of such a young life. Never again will this family be the same. My deepest sympathy to you all.

My condolences to Tim and your family. I met Tyler briefly I think 7 years ago in Caledon at your house. I remember a bright curtious young man. As a parent myself I can ony attest to the loss and anguish I would feel in yoru place. My deepest sympathy to you and yours.

Tim, Tyler was a wonderful son, friend and teammate and he will always be loved dearly by all. Ty and I were defense partners and great pals throughout our entire minor hockey career - under your personal motivation and guidance. Ty was a a great friend and overall a wonderful son. RIP Cash - you will forever be loved.

your soul is in a perfect world created by god. You go to paradise as a beautiful gift, your humility, your talk over that your essence and I met with my deep silence watch your beautiful life on earth, only need one day to see you feel that your soul and happiness to you...writing was known around the paradise of god, and you're an angel, protects dady, mamy and sisters to calm this big pain. You lafht many times at my english and nonsense of what I said but I always felt your great appreciation, always grateful and find any property knowing what I often mistaked me for not understand, I left you so many times without socks because I gave the madness of washing and you put all the wet and always with your availability and your smile which marked your face and listening to always "don't worry angelica, don't worry"... AND YOU WERE ALWAYS SO BEAUTIFUL PERSON LIKE YOUR FATHER. Your nany angelica, that will always keep you in her heart.

The amount of love for Tyler and sympathies for the Mulcahy family expressed on this page and in this past week is truly amazing. I only met Tyler a few times in high school, but after reading so much about he and his family this week it saddens me to think of all the people he loved and has left behind, and of all the people he had yet to meet in his life. I overheard a conversation on the TTC earlier this week of a group of people discussing the Toronto Star’s revelations and criticisms on the three boys’ driving records and it greatly upset and angered me. Tyler’s life should be remembered for what it was – vivacious, gleeful, and full of love – not how it ended. My condolences to the Mulcahy family. Tyler is greatly missed.

Our deepest condolences go out to your family. We are very sorry for your loss and our prayers are with you. Dhami Family

Ty, I miss you buddy, your smile and presence could make the weakest chill legit. RIP Cash Mulcahy

Tim, Mulcahy family and the Truestar organization...we were deeply saddened to hear of your loss. Our sincere condolences and our prayers are wtih you

I never had the privilege of meeting Tyler, but I know several people who did. Since his passing, I have been reading the comments left on this memorial website, and the ones on Facebook. I have been deeply touched by the kind words that others have left to Tyler and his family. Today is the day we will all say goodbye to Tyler, and I would like to send my deepest condolences to Tyler’s Mother, Father, Sisters, loved ones, family, friends and also to Nastasia. Tyler, you will be missed, and your friends, family and strangers alike will never forget you. Be Strong Mulcahy family, be strong!

Mulcahy family....it was 2 years ago when Shaya was our hockey goalie at Leaside but your family and it's zest for life touched all of us on the team and we remember the Mulcahy clan meeting in Alymer Quebec for a hockey tournament where Tyler came in from San Diego to watch Shaya play. Our family would just like to send you a huge hug!! Rick Sally and Stephie Balmer

I met Tyler several times when he came to the house with my son Alex and I always thought he was polite young man with a cheerful personality. But I really got to know him through my son. He and Alex were so close. Everything that was ever said about him was in the form of superlatives. Alex's world was filled with all things Tyler. Tim, I only had the chance to meet you once; the night before you and your family took Alex to Barbados. I cannot express to you the pain I feel for your loss. Alex could never say ehough about the wonderful relationship you and Tyler shared. I know both you and Tyler made a difference in my son's life and I thank God he had the priviledge to be so close to your son. My most sincere condeleances go to you and your family.

Tyler, unfortunately this has been a very difficult week for all of us and today we say our final words to you. Today we cry your departure feeling hopeless, shocked and weak. We have so many memories together, the laughs, golfing at the Pulpit, celebrating your twentieth birthday with your Dad and friends and, of course, your beautiful smile. Tyler, it is very difficult to find the words to express my sadness, but buddy we will never forget you. We think of ourselves as being immortal and we forget to remind our friends and family how we feel about them. We forget to call on birthdays and holidays and to make time to spend together, after all, they will be there next time we visit… or will they not? Life is not fair… Tyler you will be deeply missed and will never be forgotten. God Bless

As a parent, my heart ached, when I first heard of this tragic accident, not only for the poor passengers but also for their families never realizing though nor connecting the names to you. My deepest sympathies and may God guide you through this difficult time. Tyler, although we have never met, your picture herewith, tells me so much about you. Beautiful eyes, beautiful features, a smile that lights up everything around you but most importantly I see how beautiful your heart was, is and will continue to be. Please, help your family through this time and guide them throughout.

To the Mulcahy family, on behalf of my wife Marina and sons Demitri and Keenan I would like to express our sincere condolences on the tragic passing of Tyler. Demitri and Tyler were teammates and defensemen on the 2004-05 NT hockey team. Although I personally didn't know Tyler well, when you are around a group of energetic 16 and 17 year old boys 4 to 5 times a week at games, practices, hockey tournaments and social events, you get to witness their character and I know Tyler was a fun loving guy that was well respected by his teammates, player parents, his coaches, friends and family. Reading the long list of tributes submitted by Tyler's friends and family I've come to realize what a truly wonderful person he was and how many lives he's touched in such a positive way. Our thoughts are with you.

Dear Tim, Sandy and all the Mulcahy/Reid family, I met all of you and Tyler a few year ago. I remember Tyler when he was about 13 as such a sweet soul, a bit shy at that time, a wonderful young man with so much potential. My sincerest condoleances to your family at this time.My heart goes out to all of you. Laura

Dear Tim, Sandy and family, I only had the opportunity of meeting Tyler once in the summer of 1997 at your home in Caledon, he was going to hockey camp that day and I remember his excitement and most beautiful smile. Tyler you will be remembered by all who have had the pleasure of meeting you. Until we meet again. My heart aches for you all. God Bless. Louise & Jeff Beaudoin

Today your body will be laid to rest, today your memorie will live forever... In all of our hearts and all of our minds you will be with us alway! Much love!

I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I took a weekend course with Tyler this past year. He volunteered to be our group leader and was so immensely supportive of his team. He was the youngest in the group but so mature and such a pleasure to be around. I've thought of Tyler since that weekend and had always hoped to see him in future courses, he was such a caring and loving soul. I wish you all peace during this sad time.

Dear Tim, Sandy, Chanel, Shaya and family. I was absolutely shocked and deeply saddened when hearing about the tragic passing of Tyler. I have some fleeting early memories of Tyler as a shy little boy who a proud Tim would sometimes bring to the Dufferin office those many years ago. I also remember the polite and friendly young boy who I met several times at your place in Caledon. Judging from this tremendous outpouring of support, I can see what a terrific and beloved young man Tyler turned out to be. My most heartfelt condolences go out to the whole family. I can't imagine the pain in losing a family member so young. My sincerest hope is that in the tough years ahead, you may find even some small semblance of peace.

To Tim, Sandy and family, I had the pleasure of knowing Tyler professionally at the Truestar office as our desks were across from each other and then socially in the gym and on the golf course. In all situations Tyler could make me laugh and smile as he was truly such a nice person. I wish I could be there physically today, but my thoughts and prayers are with Tyler and his family today. Robyn and I were at the Vatican yesterday and said a prayer for Tyler, Much love, Jim and Robyn

Though I did not get to know Tyler well during my time at UCC, I must say that his radiance and personality shone beyond even a personal connection; even without having spent a lot of time with him, I still felt what many people have already said. That he was a funny, charismatic and warm person who you'd just want to be around in any way. My deepest condolences to the Mulcahy family, my thoughts are with you.

Tyler is the son of my cousin Tim. We remember when your generous family through a surprise wedding shower for Rob and I and fifty family members arrived One person in particular was Sandy (very pregnant with Tyler). We remember Tyler as an adorable baby again at a family gathering. He was about two but already a beautiful child. This seems like yesterday. We remember Tyler as a teenager again at another family gathering having fun, laughing and playing video games with our son Brodie. Tyler we wish we had more time to know you over the years and in the future. Our hearts go out to your family and friends and we humbly say a pray for you. We will always think of you. Love Rob, Linda, Brodie, Maggie, Taylor and Katie

You'll always be in the hearts of those who love you.

Some believe that you are born with nothing and that you leave with nothing. In my lifetime I find this to be a false statement. We are all born with nothing. However when we go, we leave behind all of the beauty, love, moments, legacies, good names, and influences our lives have brought to ourselves, our loved ones, and even strangers. To this point Tyler has touched many lives, positively influenced others, shared himself unselfishly, and brought joy to many. Tyler is truly leaving as a wealthy man as he has added to all the lives that he has touched throughout his years. May we all be as blessed. Michael Andre Labrecque

Sandy, Tim & Family, Our hearts are aching for you and we can not imagine what you are going through or how much pain you are feeling. We know Tyler's soul and memories are the only thing that can help you heal and may God bless you and the rest of your family. Our hearts are with you in the time of need. Tonia&Mario

Tim, Sandy, and all friends and family, I only had the pleasure of meeting Tyler once, but it left me with a vivid and enduring memory that I can still see in my mind's eye today. Sadly and ironically, it was at Mary Lou's wake. Tim, you and Tyler spent most of the night playing chess together, and I remember thinking what a wonderful thing for a father and son to be be doing amidst the adult noise on a grievous day. Thank you Tyler. As he should, I'm sure Tyler's told you how proud he is of the love, grace, and courage expressed in your remembrance. The last few paragraphs reminded me of a quote from the Japanese poet Kenji Miyazawa: "We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey." It is impossible for the people who touch us to ever leave our souls. Kim, Dante, Alexandra, and myself are thinking of you .

Tim and family we send you our condolences. We are deeply sorry for your loss and our thoughts are with you all. Sofia & Family

Tim - I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your son. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I sincerely wish the Mulcahy family can find a light in this dark time. Shaya--we are all here for you, as well as the rest of the Mulcahy family. I love my lang girl.

Sandy, Tim & Family, Our hearts are hurting for you all. We can't imagine what you are going through or how much pain you are feeling. Let Tyler's soul and memories help you heal and may God bless you and the rest of your family through these hard times. Our hearts are with you! Tonia & Mario Amaro

The entire Kearns family wants to send all their condolences and best wishes to the Mulcahy family. We know the love for Tyler was beyond words and we know this love will only continue within this remarkable family. Our thoughts are with you

Our condolences to the Mulcahy family for the tragic loss of a beautiful young man.

Tim and Family, I think you must remember that a few years ago I had won the truestar contest and in my story I had told you that I had lost a son . I totally understand what you are going through right now and I want you to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all in this time of grief.

To the Mulcahy family, we are deeply sorry for the loss of Tyler. He was a young man filled with love, laughter, and life. Words can never fill the void, however, at times they can bring us back to memories shared with those we love. Please find confort and peace in the following poem. Our Children come into our lives and quckly grow. They stay with us only for a while vefore they go. The leave footprints on our heart and the sands of time and we are never ever the same.

Real love is eternal. Memories are golden treasures. I was introduced to Tyler on June 28/08. I told him that I was finally glad to meet him, I had heard all kinds of great things about him. In one second, he flashed that terrific smile & his eyes lit up & I thought, what a great guy! He impressed me in one second. Rest in peace Tyler, knowing that you are love beyond all limits and respected by all. We must all cherish the special people in our lives and never take one second for granted.

My deepest and heartfelt condolences to the Mulcahy family.

We had the pleasure of getting to know Tyler since he and Robbie played for North Toronto together. Tyler was such an incredible person to be around. He was always smiling and happy, and his joy was contagious to all around him. He was loved so dearly by everyone who was lucky enough to know him. We will continue to miss him but we will never forget all the memories he left behind. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Tyler will always live on in our hearts. Love Always, Jamie, Rob Sr., and Jo Amell. We found this poem and thought it might be of some comfort to you. We little knew that morning, God was going to call your name, In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. It broke our hearts to lose you, You did not go alone. For part of us went with you, The day God called you home. You left us beautiful memories, Your love is still our guide, And though we cannot see you, You are always by our side. Our family chain is broken, And nothing seems the same, But as God calls us one by one, The chain will link again.

I have so many fond memories of Tyler. We traveled and had many laughs. He was always polite,thoughtful and a class act from the day I met him. We really liked ganging up on his dad while playing golf. Anyone that could beat me at pool at the age of 7 was something special. We had many great chats and I knew he was my friend, I will cherish that forever. Scooter Scott Spencer

Our hearts and prayers are with you. The Rash Family, Howard , Nancee ,& Chloe

I've known Tyler and the whole Mulcahy family since he was 7 years old. I feel very priveledged and fortunate to have watched Tyler, Chanel, Shaya grow up in such a warm and loving family. Tim and Sandy, you have done such an amazing job with all your children. The strong morals and family goals were apparent in Ty Ty from first impressions and throughout the years. He would always light up the room with his fantastic attitude and gigantic smile, which definitely was contagious. Tyler's bright light will always shine amongst us, whether knowing him a lifetime or just a few moments of precious time. We can only hope to make such a great impression on others in our own lifetime. I remember when we were at a family gathering in the Mulcahy's Caledon home, when Tyler was 12 years old. Some of my family & friends were there as well. Everyone was so impressed with him and his family values. That weekend, Tyler made each and everyone of us a copy of a CD which was a compilation of some of our theme songs from previous years, and one song in particular is called " The Key to Life", which is what all of us know the CD as. Ty actually wrote "TM Studios" on each of our copies. I will treasure this gift for all time. If I were to ever have a son, I would love him to be just like Tyler. Tim, Sandy, Chanel, Shaya and Randy, my heart goes out to all of you. Tim, I still talk to my brother Rob and it's been 30 years. Ty will always be with you and all the love between you can only be strenghtened. WE SURE MISS YOU TYLER. "Just as you are, You will always be Tyler, here in our hearts, and to live in hearts you leave behind is not to die".

I met Tyler and his family through my son Dan Stanton many years ago. They were the best of friends. He was a wonderful young man who will live in our hearts forever and his memory will always be with us. Please accept my deepest condolences.

When I describe Tyler to people who have never had the pleasure of meeting him, I find myself consistently describing him the same way, as one of those young men that every parent aspires to raise. He was naturally talented at everything he attempted but these gifts never lead to an egotistical nature as it often does. Instead Tyler was generous, compassionate and a pleasure to be around. In fact I can not think of a single moment I spent with him that was worrying or disappointing. The world has lost a great asset. My deepest sympathies to Tim, Sandy, Channel, Shaya and the rest of the family.

So sorry for your loss..Tim..your family...and everyone touched so deeply by this event I met both Tyler and Tim simulaniously in 2002...Tim's arm over Tyler's shoulder....as he introduced himself and his son...an engaging image that I have always referenced ...Peace

Tim, Sandy and family, I wish there words I could could say, time to lend or my heart to give you to help you through these times. The tributes throughout this site are a testimony to his life and your efforts as parents. My deepest and hearftelt condolences!

I had originally sent this to Marina and she shared with me this touching site. I know our paths have just barely crossed, but I wanted to send my deepest condolences to Tim Mulcahy and his family over their son Tyler. I think this story has touched the hearts of so many people across this country. A while ago, I had watched a video of Tim and his family named Summit of Life, where people including his son Tyler spoke, and the strength of this family was obvious. I wish for Tim and his family to find a path from this that leads them back to inner peace and less suffering. From what I have read about Tyler, he sounds like a wonderful person.

Tim, we were so sorry to hear of the passing of your beloved son Tyler. Our thoughts and wishes are with you at this difficult time.

Tyler we celebrated your twenteith birthday together in Calfornia . your were smiling the whole time, so much to look forward in the future. Your life was cut short that July evening. Tyler rest in peace. you will be greatly missed by your family and friends

Ty, I remember meeting you in my dorm room at USD before freshman year started. As I began to talk to you I could immediately tell you were a great guy who loved to talk sports as much as me and had a hilarious sense of humor. I remember you introducing me to gangstar and other crazy techno songs you liked. I still have that mix you let me take from your car. I remember how much fun it was to cruise around campus with you and bump lil weezie driving down prospect in La Jolla. I remeber how you made me and our boys laugh all the time. Thanks for being such an amazing friend. I want you to know I have been praying for you, and your family, and all those that loved you deeply. I want your family to know that you were one of the best guys I have ever met and I consider it a priveledge to have known you for the last two years. I'm sorry I wasn't able to hang out last time you were in San Diego. That is my biggest regret. I don't know if you can read these but I definitely will be talking to you soon buddy. I love you and will never forget you and all the great times we had. Take care up there and keep smiling.

To Tim and the Mulcahy family. I can't imagine the place your all in right no